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A scene of the main characters in the movie " We are honored by the effort put into making this movie and by the desire to bring about significant societal change. We look forward to even more members of the public getting an opportunity to experience it and join the frank conversation around Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in Uganda. Mathew Nabwiso, Sabotage Film diretor. The much-anticipated premiere of the movie "Sabotage" took place on 15th February 2024. Film enthusiasts including Mediavision Academy team, flocked to Century Cinemax, resulting in an overwhelming turn-up and overflow of attendees. This unprecedented response was a testament to the excitement and anticipation surrounding this love story, directed by the talented Mathew Nabwiso. The story presents a young couple planning to wed traditionally, but their dream encounters unspeakable obstacles due to hidden secrets. The circumstances force the characters to make difficult choices that traumatize ...

  Film representatives take a photo with Dr Maria Nassali Use film and other creative sectors to leverage culture as a tool for political, economic and social development of our society.   Her royal highness, Nabagereka of Buganda. The 2 nd National Symposium of the Uganda Parliamentary Forum for Creative Industries (UGAPAFOCI) set the stage for insightful discussions on the role of creative industries in social economic transformation of Uganda.   The symposium was held on 1 st and 2 nd February at the International Conference Centre in Kampala, under the theme “Our culture, our pride, our responsibility:   Changing the narrative”. The symposium was attended by members of parliament, stakeholders, and representatives from the film and other creative sectors.  Film & Television training institutions were represented by Nkambo Robert, from  Mediavision Academy.   The symposium kicked off with welcoming remarks from the chairperson of UGAPAFOC...

Kwezi Kaganda of NBS interviews Ashraf Mulima We are ready to work with the film industry to disseminate information that will help our communities overcome health challenges.   Robert Mutumba, Ministry of Health. There is no doubt that film is the next big thing in Uganda.    According to the turn up at the premiere of "I Apologize" movie at the National Theatre, Ugandan films seem to be getting the attention they have craved for. All tickets were sold out filling the auditorium to capacity. This is a record breaking premiere in the history of Ugandan cinema.     The red carpet premiere was decorated with lots of glamour and entertainment.      Lower section of the auditorium   The movie is about a teenage girl Regina Nalweyiso who sets out on a spree to spreading HIV in revenge for her nasty rape experiences, where she contracted HIV and also got pregnant.   When her boyfriend tests negative, she ends up into  confusion that ...